The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-10-06

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Geo. l. LAeLsrdson, vbo IL 81 pfeser
. 10 Dakota. writes q The pleasant ~ss'hef
the rush 10 al kinds a business and |
prospective hual far The Gay followiDs BIZ
spisils, confident that be should brips IN !
full Aedgea rciskin o. prairie chicken
Mrs u. r. Chandler 81 Bos,op. Mass,
hss been spending several weeks 10 town
J ,isiiiss neishbor after az absence Of
almost ivo years since the death OF Mr.,
Cbsnaler We learn that some persons
arc dnpu,ing her riehl and authority 70
collect some small ioog standing accounts
aud dispose Of some Of the personal prop
eny; bat she has fall authority TO do 50.
rasr ARLINGTON
Bey. Mr.. Hsrman. Of Bennington,
preached at tho Congregational church lat
Sabbath morning and at the Methodist
church 10 the evening
= Res. @. @ Cook stalking a two weeks
vacation.
Rev. l. l. Lawrence. Of Central
Bridge, N. Y, IL visiting at DR.. Walkers.
There is 40 increased amount OF SICK
ness iust nov.
Apples are selling for 81 per bsrre'
for fritz class fruit.
= Hsies shop opened again on Monday
Of last wesk.
--CLestnuts and xalnuts are plenty but
butternuts are failure.
- Potatoes are scarce and riling badly.
jesse Msttison is repairiug his black
smith shop.
- Mrs Faye,te SHEPPARD aud Mrs.
Arthur Shepard spen, last week ia Scbuy-
leryille. n. Y.
N. q. Hard took ia The New York
excursion last week
WIN. O'Brien went 10 New York on
business last week
Harmon Webb is building au addition
to bis house for wood shed
SYNDICATE.
A. Nj. Hamilton has Oatman aud |
Webb. carpenters, At work on his house.
Parker Hoyt has just completed new
tenement house near bis residence.
WIN. II. Hoyt, Jr. has gone back to
Arkansas as teacher in high school.
--Mssons are at work plastering the
residences OF Dr. Hoyt and Vim. j. Ham
ilton.
There are some cases OF scarlet fever
at VIM. Goddsrd's and Andrew Turner's
but all are doing we'll.
Mathew Slower is slowly recovering
from the injury he received in the Notch
road
John Jackson has sold the A. J.
Woodward farm 10 the heirs OF DIR. Wood
ward for $1,000 and will go back west.
VIM. Pierce, OF West Sandgate has
sold bis goods at auction and will live
With relativee near Saratoga Springs We
are sorry to lose so good citizen.
Potatoes are high aud the large
amount planted and the good yield some
farmers are getting will help them mate. !
rally. In District No 8 the crop is the
,est for years. Mr.. Steel has 80 acres,
hree others in that district have 10 acres a
zach and Others . large acreage. great
lesl Of money will go into that district T
his year for potatoes. Q
We wish, through the columns OF the
JOURNAL. to speak Of the very pleasant and
Enjoyable gathering Of our people which
ook place in the Methodist church on the .
vening OF Sept. Goth. The occasion which
brought ont SO many and filed our church
vas the marriage Of one OF onr much es
eemed young ladies, Miss Cora NJ. Slade
0 Mr. George yetel Of New York. The
CEREMONY was performed by our pastor, a
be Rev. Mr. Walker, after which bonn a
iful collation. was served and reception s
leld at the home OF the brides mother. s
dany we're the congratulations and good 9
wishes for their future welfare bestowed
Ipon the newly married couple before {
aking their departure that evening for a
lew York where they have gone 10 reside t
he bride and groom were kindly remem q
,ered in substantial way by their many 4
riends who, knowing Of their intention to
commence housekeeping at once, donated S
he following presents: Minnie Vetel, d
liver butter dish; VIM. vetel, silver din n
er castor; Edd vetel. silver cake basket; 1
as. Gray, silver pickle castor; Grand /,
lother Green. bed quilt; Jas Vetel and s,
life. half dozen table spoons; David yete /,
liver pickle castor; Alice Hayes Towels.
lila Hayes, half dozen silver knives; L. B.
land, bali dozen silver forks; Lizzie VIII o
on, decorated water pitcher; Henry Slade o.
arriving knife and fork; Mark L. Manley, Q
alf dozen silver forks; Mrs, f. Brewster, G
alf dozen silver knives; NJ. Y. Hurd, So
.bie CLOTH l.. NJ. Msnley, tea pot; Mrs.
!. NJ. Manley. bed quilt; Charlie Msnley,
ickle dish; Mrs. Sarah Randall, giDgham OF
rtss; Fsyette Hurd, half dozen silver b
- spoons; Mrs. Han nah Slaje, table j
10th, Ernest and Juna Lugene, pictures; tt
Irs. Elish Bentley, flowers, u
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth eli
n pam, has made most brilliant dubut. >,